-
resolutions that he told
Patrick Henry that, if "systematically and
pertinaciously pursued", the
resolutions would "dissolve the
union or
produce coercion...
- and her
husband could escape from Paris. The émigrés who
followed him
pertinaciously were
refused audience, or when they
forced themselves on him, were peremptorily...
- anti-Semitism "the
hatred of the lazy,
ignorant fat-headed
Gentile for the
pertinacious Jew who,
schooled by
adversity to use his
brains to the utmost, outdoes...
-
restraint or
advice when it
conflicts with his desires, at
times pertinaciously obstinate, yet
capricious and vacillating,
devising many plans...
- If
indeed someone has
fallen into the
error of
presuming to
affirm pertinaciously that the
practice of
usury is not sinful, we
decree that he is to be...
- action. The
public business must, in some way or other, go forward. If a
pertinacious minority can
control the
opinion of a majority,
respecting the best mode...
-
appalled by them that he told
Patrick Henry that if "systematically and
pertinaciously pursued", they
would "dissolve the
union or
produce coercion". Their...
- have
related it
barely and in short, lest I
should seem
obstinate and
pertinacious if I had
admitted what is so
generally talked. I had
better mistake with...
- (which both in
words and
writing I have
often and
before many
persons pertinaciously ****erted, and
which I
wished to be the head and
front of this my dis****tion)...
-
teaching and yet
freely and
willingly continues to
cling to
their belief pertinaciously, "who
denies a
necessary truth out of
vincible ignorance or from an...
